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"It's Canadian conservatism," said Margaret Wente, a widely read columnist for The Globe and Mail.

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Nahum Barnea, a widely read columnist for Yediot Aharonot, who accompanied Mr. Netanyahu to Washington, wrote that while the prime minister spoke well, the visit's results were worrying.

"The Golan in exchange for an envelope full of dollars won't be well received," fumed Sever Plocker, a widely read columnist for Yediot Aharonot.

"Twitter is a place where fierce opposition to Pakistan's security agencies is expressed," said Raza Rumi, a widely read columnist and an adviser at the Jinnah Institute, a public policy center based in Islamabad.

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"In a way, it is an attack on the very symbol of Pakistan, the man who created Pakistan," said Ejaz Haider, the editor for national security affairs at Capital TV, an Islamabad-based television network, and one of the country's most widely read columnists.

Often the most popular and widely read columnists are those that ruffle many feathers.

He is one of the most widely read columnists in the country, and he is absolutely wrong.

Mealybugs were wiped away dutifully with a cotton swab dipped in rubbing alcohol, but crawled inside, hidden from view, unnoticed by the busily reading columnists.